Post by walkswithblackflies on May 25, 2016 6:35:35 GMT -8
The idea of linking Algonquin Provincial Park and Adirondack Park ecologically across the Frontenac Arch has been ongoing since the early 1990s when conservationists first envisioned a connected and sustainable series of ecosystems anchored by the two great parks. Satellite images of the area clearly show greater tree cover in this area compared with elsewhere in Ontario and New York State. Roads are fewer here; the Thousand Islands provide stepping stones across the St. Lawrence River. Beyond its limits, A2A connects northern Canada's boreal forest with the Carolinian forest of the southern U.S.A.
www.a2acollaborative.org/a2a-trail.html
